The Argus - 2018-06-19

• STUDENT RENTAL CRISIS LOOMS
• TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE IN ARDEE BOG WITH ALPACAS
• 40th celebratio­ns for family owned Bellurgan firm
• BUSINESS VIEW
• LIFESTYLE
• Over €7,000 in tools, machinery stolen
• Dundalka drawforElk Studios
• NEW BOUNDARIES AT NEXT ELECTION
• DkIT students focus on assistance dogs
• Dunleer is now the ‘saddest, loneliest village in Ireland’
• DANIEL CARRIES FLAG IN RUSSIA
• Emotional scenes as Gaels footballer Conor laid to rest
• El’s Mizen to Malin challenge
• Concerns Brexit will lead to smuggling increase
• Nine out of ten retailers fear smuggling upturn
• Old Dundalk Society’s tour
• The tiredness of the long distance student
• DRUG DEALER HAD MASSIVE IMPACT ON AREA
• Court hears of misunderst­anding for a lack of English
• DkIT students showcase their work
• First Repsonders Dundalk appeal for volunteers
• ARTISANS PRESENT ANNUAL EXHIBITION
• Cooley Peninsula as popular as ever
• Top internatio­nal award for Dundalk firm ‘Optimum Results’
• Calling all female entreprene­urs in Louth to take part in ‘The Pitch’
• Busy year for guild
• Security on public transport must happen
• Mixed report card for Varadkar after a busy first year as Taoiseach
• Boorish behaviour has no place in transport
• Will moving Schoolboys season tackle issues and improve standards
• It was a Super arty Saturday
• Rejuvenate­d Reds want to extend their summer
• Looming visit of Cork outweighs Euro draw
• Dundalk and DkIT trio help to bring down the French
• Louth go west in search of second win on the trot
• Kierans unhappy with lack of ‘buy-in’
• Knockbride clinch Nicola Barry trophy
• Lilywhites head on hols with Cork on their minds
• Monthly gong just reward for in-form Hoare
• Deadly Duffy just living in the moment
• ‘MOR CUP SUCCESS F
• OR BRILLIANT BLUES
• Classy Dundalk enjoy a week to remember
• Judith’s the star of show for St Peter’s
• Enya hits the high notes
• Louth contingent enjoy ‘Go For Life’ experience
• Weekend greyhound results
• Ardee host a round of Bike Station league
• Argentina’s Tipp heritage
• GREEK AND THAI SPECIAL OLYMPIANS MADE VERY WELCOME
• People paid to queue for new homes in town
• Praise at opening of Naughton Close homes
• Gerardwasa­gentlemanw­ho enjoyedthe­simplethin­gsinlife
• Dessiewasa­n inspiratio­nalman
• Johnwasawe­ll-knowndarts­player
• RECENT DEATHS
• Kilkerley
• Knockbridg­e
• FITNESS CAN BE GREAT FUN
• Horoscopes
• 2-Speed Crossword
• House Martins, like Swallows, are African visitors
• And so 4 weeks of television madness begins....it must be World Cup time!
• Dealing with disappoint­ment and failure
• Stay safe in the sun this year
• Artful tale of the despair of Oscar Wilde’s latter years
• Commendabl­e movie tie-in a great deal of fun
• Cruinniú na nÓg in Dundalk
• Huge crowd at Siobhain’s 30th
• JOINT CELEBRATIO­NS IN CLAN NA GAEL CLUBROOMS
• SIRENA MARKS HER 40TH WITH FANCY DRESS FUN
• Greenore gals show up well in Challenge Cup at Tara
• Louth U20s bow out after heavy defeat in Tullamore

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